Best Language Learning Apps in 2026 — page 10

Speakoo

LingoHut

Hirogaru

Dzelda

Toucan

Speak

Speak focuses on spoken language practice, with feedback and a progression from phrases to conversation.

Yabla

Yabla combines a large authentic-video library with games, lessons, review, and optional Spanish classes. Its paid model and language-specific live teaching are important considerations.

Lingvist

Lingvist pairs a broad course selection with custom decks, offline lessons, and progress tracking. It has no free plan, though a 14-day trial is available.

Glossika

Glossika combines contextual sentence practice with speech tools, reviews, and offline lessons across 64 languages.

EF English Live

LinguaBridge Digital Academy

Babbel

Babbel offers 14 languages with offline lessons, speech practice, placement testing, and personalized review. It is a paid service, and listed plan prices are not provided.

Pimsleur

Pimsleur combines a broad language catalog with offline study, speaking practice, and review tools. Buyers can select one-language access or an all-language plan across supported platforms.

MosaLingua

MosaLingua combines multilingual courses with offline access, speaking practice, placement, and personalized review.

Verbi

Gymglish

MaruMori

WordDive

17 Minute Languages

Rocket Languages

Talkio AI

Talkio AI focuses on spoken language practice with broad language coverage, tutor variety, and structured feedback.

Talk To Me In Korean

Rosetta Stone

Rosetta Stone provides the same broad tool set in its Monthly and Yearly plans, including access to all 25 languages.

Dinolingo

Dinolingo provides broad language coverage with unlimited activities and progress tracking on its recurring plans.

langNote